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In this case, you need to use draw()
function explicitly. See https://jokergoo.github.io/ComplexHeatmap-reference/book/a-single-heatmap.html#plot-the-heatmap and https://jokergoo.github.io/ComplexHeatmap-reference/book/a-list-of-heatmaps.html#plot-the-heamtap-list.
For retrieving orders and dendrograms from a single heatmap. See https://jokergoo.github.io/ComplexHeatmap-reference/book/a-single-heatmap.html#get-orders-and-dendrograms-from-heatmap.
For retrieving orders and dendrograms from a list of heatmaps. See https://jokergoo.github.io/ComplexHeatmap-reference/book/a-list-of-heatmaps.html#get-orders-and-dendrograms-from-a-list-of-heatmaps.
For complex annotations generated by anno_*()
functions, width or height should be set inside the anno_*()
function, such as anno_points(..., height = ...)
. The size of simple annotations is controlled by anno_simple_size
. The width
/height
and annotation_width
/annotation_height
are used to adjust the size for multiple annotations which are put in one HeatmapAnnotation
object. See https://jokergoo.github.io/ComplexHeatmap-reference/book/heatmap-annotations.html#multiple-annotations
In the annotation functions anno_*()
, the argument axis_param
can be used to set the axes. The value should be a list and the default settings for axis can be get by:
default_axis_param("column")
default_axis_param("row")
The style of legends can be controlled by heatmap_legend_param
in Heatmap()
, or annotation_legend_param
in HeatmapAnnotation()
. The parameters for controlling legends are those arguments in Legend()
function. See https://jokergoo.github.io/ComplexHeatmap-reference/book/legends.html#heatmap-and-annotation-legends.
The layout of the ComplexHeatmap is not perfect that it is still possible some of the text are drawn out of the plotting region. In this case, you can set the padding
argument in draw()
function to increase the blank areas around the final plot. See https://jokergoo.github.io/ComplexHeatmap-reference/book/a-list-of-heatmaps.html#manually-increase-space-around-the-plot.
Yes, use %v%
instead of +
. See https://jokergoo.github.io/ComplexHeatmap-reference/book/a-list-of-heatmaps.html#vertical-concatenation.
Yes, all the text-related elements (e.g. titles, row names, legend titles, legend labels, …) allow methematical expression.
You can set newpage = FALSE
in draw()
function and use grid.layout()
to manage the layout of your panels.
pushViewport(viewport(layout = grid.layout(...)))
pushViewport(viewport(layout.pos.row = ..., layout.pos.col = ...))
draw(ht, newpage = FALSE) # or draw(ht_list, newpage = FALSE)
popViewport()
...
But I more suggest to use grid.grabExpr()
to directly capture the output of the heatmap and later draw the whole plot as a single graphic element by grid.draw()
.
ht_grob = grid.grabExpr(draw(ht, ...))
pushViewport(viewport(layout = grid.layout(...)))
pushViewport(viewport(layout.pos.row = ..., layout.pos.col = ...))
grid.draw(ht_grob)
popViewport()
...
You can first group your rows into several groups and make a group-level dendrogram on it. See following example:
m = matrix(rnorm(1000*10), nr = 1000)
hc = hclust(dist(m))
group = cutree(hc, k = 6)
Heatmap(m, cluster_rows = cluster_within_group(t(m), group),
row_split = 6, border = TRUE) # it would be better if also set row_split
Heatmap is used to visualize the global patterns of your matrix while not every single row or column. I suggest to random sample rows or columns into a reasonable small number, and the final heatmap should look the same as if you still insist to use the full matrix.
You need to use decorate_row_dend()
or decorate_column_dend()
to manually add the axes. See following examples:
m = matrix(rnorm(100), 10)
ht = Heatmap(m, name = "foo",
row_dend_width = unit(4, "cm"),
column_dend_height = unit(4, "cm")
)
draw(ht, padding = unit(c(15, 2, 2, 2), "mm"))
decorate_column_dend("foo", {
grid.yaxis()
})
decorate_row_dend("foo", {
vp = current.viewport()
xscale = vp$xscale
grid.xaxis(at = xscale[2] - 0:5, label = 0:5)
})
Note for the left row dendrogram, the x-axis is from right to left, you need to self-define at
and label
in grid.xaxis()
function.
You can also check annotation_axis_grob()
function (later use grid.draw()
to draw the axes) to draw a nicer axis.
Yes, this is what it should be expected because k-means uses random start points and it might give different results for different runs. To solve this problem, you do either way as follows:
set.seed(...)
before making the heatmap. This makes sure the random seed is always the same for different runs.row_km_repeats
/column_km_repeats
to run k-means multiple times to get a final consensus k-means clustering. Note you might still get different results, but the chance is much smaller than just running k-means once.You need to assign the dendrograms to a zero-row/column matrix:
hc = hclust(dist(matrix(rnorm(100), 10)))
Heatmap(matrix(nc = 0, nr = 10), cluster_rows = hc,
right_annotation = rowAnnotation(
foo = anno_points(1:10),
sth = 1:10,
bar = anno_barplot(1:10)),
row_split = 2)
The vignette (https://jokergoo.github.io/ComplexHeatmap-reference/book/) contains huge number of examples and plots showing different usage of the package. It is sometimes not easy to find the solution you are looking for. In this case, don’t hesitate to write me an email. I am glad to answer all of your questions!


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Academic Meta Tool Vocabulary
Authors: Florian Thiery (i3mainz, RGZM) & Martin Unold (i3mainz)
Version: Penny Edition
Date: 2018-01-19
Abstract: A vocabulary for Academic Meta Tool.
Copyright: This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
About this Document: This document is based on the GEOJSON-LD VOCABULARY by Sean Gillies (Mapbox) with a CC BY 4.0 license.
Vocabulary
Academic Meta Tool Vocabulary is published as RDF at http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/amt.rdf.
An HTML version is published at http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab/.
Namespace
The official Academic Meta Tool Vocabulary namespace is http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#
.
Visualisation of the OWL Ontology
Have a deeper look in an interactive visualisation using WebVOWL.
Visualisation of a AMT Ontology
Have a deeper look in an interactive visualisation using visjs.
AMT Classes
Below are Linked Data identifiers for the Academic Meta Tool Classes found in the Academic Meta Tool Vocabulary.
Concept and Role
amt:Concept
| URI: | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#Concept |
| Definition: | A node which is part of a triple with a vague edge. |
| Label: | Concept |
| rdfs:subClassOf | http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#Class |
amt:Role
| URI: | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#Role |
| Definition: | A vague edge which is part of a triple. |
| Label: | Role |
| rdfs:subClassOf | http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#Property |
Logics
amt:Logic
| URI: | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#Logic |
| Definition: | A logic which is not instance-able by custom logics. |
| Label: | Logic |
| rdfs:subClassOf | http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#Class |
amt:LukasiewiczLogic
| URI: | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#LukasiewiczLogic |
| Definition: | Lukasiewicz Logic: Math.max(x+y-1,0) |
| Label: | Lukasiewicz Logic |
| rdfs:subClassOf | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#Logic |
amt:ProductLogic
| URI: | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#ProductLogic |
| Definition: | Product Logic: x*y |
| Label: | Product Logic |
| rdfs:subClassOf | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#Logic |
amt:GoedelLogic
| URI: | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#GoedelLogic |
| Definition: | Goedel Logic: Math.min(x,y) |
| Label: | Goedel Logic |
| rdf:type | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#Logic |
Axioms
amt:Axiom
| URI: | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#Axiom |
| Definition: | A statement that is taken to be true, to serve as a premise or starting point for further reasoning and arguments. |
| Label: | Axiom |
| rdfs:subClassOf | http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#Class |
amt:InferenceAxiom
| URI: | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#InferenceAxiom |
| Definition: | An axiom to make inferences. |
| Label: | Inference Axiom |
| rdfs:subClassOf | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#Axiom |
amt:IntegrityAxiom
| URI: | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#IntegrityAxiom |
| Definition: | An axiom to check integrety. |
| Label: | Integrity Axiom |
| rdfs:subClassOf | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#Axiom |
amt:RoleChainAxiom
| URI: | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#RoleChainAxiom |
| Definition: | An axiom to make inferences of a three concept and two weighted role chain by transitivity. |
| Label: | Role-Chain-Axiom |
| rdfs:subClassOf | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#InferenceAxiom |
amt:InverseAxiom
| URI: | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#InverseAxiom |
| Definition: | An axiom to describe two inverse roles. |
| Label: | Inverse-Axiom |
| rdfs:subClassOf | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#InferenceAxiom |
amt:DisjointAxiom
| URI: | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#DisjointAxiom |
| Definition: | An axiom to describe disjoint roles. |
| Label: | Disjoint-Axiom |
| rdfs:subClassOf | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#IntegrityAxiom |
amt:SelfDisjointAxiom
| URI: | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#SelfDisjointAxiom |
| Definition: | An axiom to describe self-disjoint roles. |
| Label: | Self-Disjoint-Axiom |
| rdfs:subClassOf | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#IntegrityAxiom |
AMT Properties
Below are Linked Data identifiers for the Academic Meta Tool Properties found in the Academic Meta Tool Vocabulary.
Concept
amt:placeholder
| URI: | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#placeholder |
| Definition: | Placeholder for a concept name. |
| Label: | placeholder |
| rdfs:domain | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#Concept |
| rdfs:range | http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#Literal |
amt:instanceOf
| URI: | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#instanceOf |
| Definition: | Instance of a Concept. |
| Label: | instance of |
| rdfs:domain | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#Concept |
| rdfs:range | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#Concept |
Quadruple
amt:weight
| URI: | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#weight |
| Definition: | Value of weight (degree of vagueness) of the vague edge between [0;1]. |
| Label: | weight |
| rdfs:domain | http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#Thing |
| rdfs:range | http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#double |
RoleChainAxiom
amt:antecedent1
| URI: | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#antecedent1 |
| Definition: | Edge one of the Role-Chain-Axiom. |
| Label: | antecedent1 |
| rdfs:domain | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#RoleChainAxiom |
| rdfs:range | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#Role |
amt:antecedent2
| URI: | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#antecedent2 |
| Definition: | Edge two of the Role-Chain-Axiom. |
| Label: | antecedent2 |
| rdfs:domain | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#RoleChainAxiom |
| rdfs:range | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#Role |
amt:consequent
| URI: | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#consequent |
| Definition: | Conclution of the Role-Chain-Axiom. |
| Label: | consequent |
| rdfs:domain | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#RoleChainAxiom |
| rdfs:range | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#Role |
amt:logic
| URI: | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#logic |
| Definition: | Logic of the Role-Chain-Axiom. |
| Label: | logic |
| rdfs:domain | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#RoleChainAxiom |
| rdfs:range | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#Logic |
InverseAxiom
amt:antecedent
| URI: | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#antecedent |
| Definition: | Way there of the Inverse-Axiom. |
| Label: | antecedent |
| rdfs:domain | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#InverseAxiom |
| rdfs:range | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#Role |
amt:inverse
| URI: | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#inverse |
| Definition: | Way back of the Inverse-Axiom. |
| Label: | inverse |
| rdfs:domain | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#InverseAxiom |
| rdfs:range | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#Role |
DisjointAxiom
amt:role1
| URI: | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#role1 |
| Definition: | First role of the Disjoint-Axiom. |
| Label: | role1 |
| rdfs:domain | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#DisjointAxiom |
| rdfs:range | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#Role |
amt:role2
| URI: | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#role2 |
| Definition: | Second role of the Disjoint-Axiom. |
| Label: | role2 |
| rdfs:domain | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#DisjointAxiom |
| rdfs:range | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#Role |
SelfDisjointAxiom
amt:role
| URI: | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#role |
| Definition: | Role of the Self-Disjoint-Axiom. |
| Label: | role |
| rdfs:domain | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#SelfDisjointAxiom |
| rdfs:range | http://academic-meta-tool.xyz/vocab#Role |


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Regular expressions is a powerful string search and parsing notation, usually abbreviated as regex or regexp. It allows to define a concise pattern search which can be used to replace a number of characters in a text string that will match the pre-defined criteria in the regular expressions. There are character classes, meta-characters, quantifiers and ranges in regular expressions which can be combined into more complex structures.
Let's see regex in action:
(Test_String) regex expression will find the pattern defined in parenthesis.
So for this sample string "This is a sample Test_String", "Test_String" will be returned.
[A-Z] is a range that will look for all upper case letters from A to Z.
[AB] matches either an upper case A or B.
The table below demonstrates some of the character classes and meta-characters and explains how to use them:
| Regular Expression | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| + | Quantifier | Match at least one or more characters that are followed by +. |
| * | Quantifier | Match zero or more characters that are followed by *. |
| . | Quantifier | Any character except new line (\n). This regex: .+ will return the entire string "test 1627 string" |
| \w | Character Class | Alphanumeric characters plus "_". This regex: \w+ will match "test" in "test string". Since there is white space separating the two words only the first word will match \w+ |
| \d | Character Class | Any digit. This is the same as [0-9]. \d+ will match 1627 in "test 1627 string" |
| \s | Character Class | White space. This is very useful to break a sentence into an array of words (e.g. "test this string".split(/\s/) will return %w[test this string] |
Here is an excellent cheat sheet for regural expressions: RegEx Cheat Sheet
If you would like to test regular expressions, try this regex editor: Regular Expressions Tester


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Event Log
| # | Payload |
|---|---|
| 1 |
POST /hello HTTP/1.1 Host: application Content-Type: application/json
|
| 2 |
GET / HTTP/1.1 Host: localhost:8080 |
| 3 |
HTTP/1.1 200 OK Content-Length: 1 Content-Type: text/plain
|
| 4 |
HTTP/1.1 200 OK Connection: close |


Character Stats
Character Stats are the numerical values associated with the Character’s Attributes, Movement, HP, etc. These Stats will determine your Character’s overall strengths and weaknesses. The following are all the key Character Stats.
| Strength (STR): Added to Attack Rolls |
Attack Rolls: Ability Die + STR |
| Intelligence (INT): Added to Status Rolls |
Status Rolls: Ability Die + INT |
| Vitality (VIT): Added to Defense Rolls |
Defense Rolls: EM Die + VIT |
| Wisdom (WIS): Added to Resistance Rolls |
Resistance Rolls: EM Die + WIS |
| Health Points (HP): Race HP + VIT |
Action Points (AP): 2 |
| Movement: Race Movement |
Initiative: 1d12 + WIS |
| Elemental Map (EM): Determines Character's EM Die (See more in Elemental Map) |
| Artifacts: Equipped Artifacts (See more in Artifacts) |
Attributes
Attributes are how elemental energy is represented in the Character. Attributes affect the Character’s Die Rolls and Elemental Map.
When determining the Character’s base Attribute values, all Attributes start at 3. The Player then decides if they wish to raise or lower Attributes to a maximum of 5 or minimum of 1. Raising a selected Attribute will lower it’s linked Attribute by an equal amount. STR and INT are linked, while VIT and WIS are linked.
After the Character’s base Attributes are determined. At Level 1, and every odd level afterwards, the Player is able to increase any Attribute by +1. A single Attribute may be raised to a maximum of 10.
Health Points (HP)
Determines how much damage a Character can take until they are considered Defeated. The Character determines total HP by adding together HP per Level from their Race, VIT and other bonuses.
Action Points (AP)
Action Points determine how many abilities or actions a Character may take during their Turn. Characters begin with a base AP of 2. Once the Character uses all available AP, their turn ends. At the Start of the Character’s Turn, the Character’s AP is restored. AP from previous turns do not carry over into the Character’s next turn.
Movement
Movement determines the range that the Character may move during a Movement Action. The Character’s base Movement is determined by the Character’s Race.
Initiative
Initiative determines when the Character takes their turn during a round of combat. The Character’s Initiative is determined by rolling 1d12 and adding WIS at the start of combat.


ADA is recommending the use of a new term in diabetes management, estimated average glucose, or eAG. Health care providers can now report A1C results to patients using the same units (mg/dl or mmol/l) that patients see routinely in blood glucose measurements. The calculator and information below describe the ADAG Study that defined the relationship between A1C and eAG and how eAG can be used to help improve the discussion of glucose control with patients.


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We are an independent Chinese church founded in 2004. During that time, Chinese Community Church of Indianapolis sent Pastor Hsiaoyu Chen-Tsai as a church planter to Fort Wayne. Several months later, our church was born! Our church is currently led by Elder Chungwen Chen. As for doctrine, we hold to standard Evangelical beliefs.
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The cable television series closely follows the multiple storylines of the A Song of Ice and Fire series, and author Martin has stated that the show's pilot script was very faithful to his work.
The cable television series closely follows the multiple storylines of the A Song of Ice and Fire series, and author Martin has stated that the show's pilot script was very faithful to his work.
Set in the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros, Game of Thrones chronicles the violent dynastic struggles among the kingdom's noble families for control of the Iron Throne; as the series opens, additional threats from the snow and ice covered region north of Westeros and from the eastern continent across a narrow sea are simultaneously beginning to rise.
Set in the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros, Game of Thrones chronicles the violent dynastic struggles among the kingdom's noble families for control of the Iron Throne.
Set in the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros, Game of Thrones chronicles the violent dynastic struggles among the kingdom's noble families for control of the Iron Throne.


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I write short stories, novels and poems. Much of my writing is about identity conflict, exploring the legacy of war crimes in late 20th century Europe and the rise of neofascism in contemporary America. I am also interested in urban culture and counterculture in bicostal America, especially in San Francisco and New York. My nonfiction columns and essays explore topics in international relations, politics, public health, and science and technology.
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I got a new motherboard yesterday with an integrated ASUS chipset and SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA) audio card. The sound worked out of the box and then after installing the FGLRX video driver, it suddenly stopped. Anyway, long story short I noticed a message in /var/log/kern.log
talking about the snd-hda-intel driver "failing to set MSI" whatever that is.
I found that there were two issues, the snd-hda-intel driver was not detecting the correct model and was improperly trying to enable msi. I fixed it by adding the follwing to /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf
:
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options snd-hda-intel model=asus enable_msi=0
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...and then reboot.
If you have a different chip model, you can find yours out at: http://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/sound/alsa/HD-Audio-Models.txt. Good luck.


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[§463E-16] Qualifications; ankle fracture surgery. A podiatric physician may perform ankle fracture surgery if the podiatric physician is board qualified or board certified in reconstructive rearfoot ankle surgery by the American Board of Podiatric Surgery and has completed a thirty-six-month podiatric surgical residency. [L 2014, c 69, §2]


Shows Export data with trailing negative signs moved in front
- Click the Export button on top right of grid
- It should download myExport.csv file
- Go to your downloaded location and open the file
- See in column Currency Price all negative signs should be in front


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"the number of tagged words returned by nltk"s part-of-speech"
" tagger.")
data = {}
onsets = []
durations = []
for i, w in enumerate(stim):
p = pos[i][1]
if p not in data:
data[p] = [0] * len(words)
data[p][i] += 1
onsets.append(w.onset)
durations.append(w.duration)
After Change
"returned by nltk"s part-of-speech tagger.")
results = []
tagset = nltk.data.load("help/tagsets/upenn_tagset.pickle").keys()
for i, s in enumerate(stims):
pos_vector = [0] * len(tagset)
pos_vector[tagset.index(pos[i][1])] = 1
results.append(ExtractorResult([pos_vector], s, self,
features=tagset))
return results


Six of top-10 firms add Rs 2.4 trillion in m-cap; TCS leads charge
The market cap of TCS zoomed Rs 1,93,666.73 crore to reach Rs 8,16,068.63 crore
by Press Trust of IndiaSix of the 10 most valuable domestic companies together added a staggering Rs 2.4 trillion in market capitalisation last week, with TCS grabbing the lion's share.
The other winners included Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL), HDFC Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, ICICI Bank and SBI, while HUL, Infosys, ITC and HDFC suffered losses in their market capitalisation (m-cap) for the week ended Friday.
The market cap of TCS zoomed Rs 1,93,666.73 crore to reach Rs 8,16,068.63 crore.
RIL's valuation jumped Rs 15,182.29 crore to Rs 9,31,412.63 crore.
The m-cap of HDFC Bank climbed Rs 12,917.96 crore to Rs 6,99,704.93 crore and that of Kotak Mahindra Bank rallied Rs 4,355.08 crore to Rs 3,10,012.67 crore.
ICICI Bank's valuation rose by Rs 6,430.30 crore to Rs 3,22,725.86 crore and that of SBI increased Rs 5,488.63 crore to stand at Rs 2,87,372.49 crore.
In contrast, the market cap of Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL) dropped by Rs 6,277.96 crore to Rs 4,45,355.96 crore.
Infosys' valuation declined by Rs 1,932.77 crore to Rs 3,02,349.51 crore and that of ITC fell by Rs 12,041.92 crore to Rs 3,07,990.46 crore.
The m-cap of HDFC went down by Rs 929.60 crore to Rs 3,84,199.95 crore.
In the ranking of top-10 firms, RIL led the chart, followed by TCS, HDFC Bank, HUL, HDFC, ICICI Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, ITC, Infosys and State Bank of India (SBI).
During the last week, the Sensex advanced 33.08 points or 0.08 per cent.


- e(String) - Static method in class com.st.st25sdk.STLog
-
Function used to log an ERROR
- EAS_TELEGRAM_BLOCK_OFFSET - Static variable in class com.st.st25sdk.type5.ST25TVTag
-
- EH_EN_BIT_MASK - Static variable in class com.st.st25sdk.type5.st25dv.ST25DVDynRegisterEh
-
- EH_MODE_BIT_MASK - Static variable in class com.st.st25sdk.type5.st25dv.ST25DVRegisterEh
-
- EH_ON_BIT_MASK - Static variable in class com.st.st25sdk.type5.st25dv.ST25DVDynRegisterEh
-
- EmailRecord - Class in com.st.st25sdk.ndef
-
EmailRecord is the class in charge of reading/writing Email NDEF records.
- EmailRecord() - Constructor for class com.st.st25sdk.ndef.EmailRecord
-
EmailRecord Constructors
- EmailRecord(String, String, String) - Constructor for class com.st.st25sdk.ndef.EmailRecord
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EmailRecord Constructor
Create a new NDEF Message containing an Email record
- EmailRecord(ByteArrayInputStream) - Constructor for class com.st.st25sdk.ndef.EmailRecord
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- EmptyRecord - Class in com.st.st25sdk.ndef
-
Implements NFC Forum Empty NDEF record
- EmptyRecord() - Constructor for class com.st.st25sdk.ndef.EmptyRecord
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EmptyRecord Constructors.
- EmptyRecord(ByteArrayInputStream) - Constructor for class com.st.st25sdk.ndef.EmptyRecord
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- enableConfidentialMode(byte[]) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693CustomCommand
- enableConfidentialMode(byte[], byte, byte[]) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693CustomCommand
-
- enableConfidentialMode(byte[]) - Method in interface com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693CustomCommandInterface
-
- enableConfidentialMode(byte[]) - Method in interface com.st.st25sdk.ConfidentialModeInterface
-
Once the confidential mode enabled, the tag will be in quiet mode: It will answer to a reader
only if the confidential password has been submitted first.
- enableConfidentialMode(byte[]) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.type5.ST25TVTag
-
- enableCounter() - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.type4a.st25ta.ST25TATag
-
- enableCounter() - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.type4a.st25ta.SysFileST25TA
-
- enableCounter() - Method in interface com.st.st25sdk.type4a.STType4CounterInterface
-
Enable counter functionality
- enableCounter(boolean) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.type5.ST25TVTag
-
Changes state of ST25TV's Counter
- enableEAS() - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693CustomCommand
-
Enable EAS (read EAS Telegram or EAS Id)
- enableEAS(byte, byte[]) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693CustomCommand
-
- enableEAS() - Method in interface com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693CustomCommandInterface
-
Enable EAS (read EAS Telegram or EAS Id)
- enableMB() - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.type5.ST25DVTag
-
- enablePermanentState(byte, byte) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.command.Type4CustomCommand
-
- enablePermanentState(byte, byte) - Method in interface com.st.st25sdk.command.Type4CustomCommandInterface
-
- enablePermanentState(byte, byte) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.type4a.STType4Tag
-
- enableVerificationReq(byte, byte, byte) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso7816Command
-
- enableVerificationReq(byte, byte, byte) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.type4a.STType4Tag
-
- END_AI_BIT_MASK - Static variable in class com.st.st25sdk.type5.st25dv.ST25DVRegisterEndAi
-
- equals(Object) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso7816Type4RApduStatus
-
- equals(Object) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.ndef.NDEFMsg
-
- equals(Object) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.NFCTag
-
- export2Bt() - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.ndef.BtLeRecord
-
Prepares mBuffer EIR data for transmission to the Bluetooth device
- export2Bt() - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.ndef.BtRecord
-
Prepares mBuffer EIR data for transmission to the Bluetooth device
- export2VCard() - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.ndef.VCardRecord
-
Build VCard in plain text
- export2Wifi() - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.ndef.WifiRecord
-
- extendedGetMultipleBlockSecStatus(byte[], byte[]) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693Command
-
Send extendedGetMultipleBlockSecStatus command to the tag
- extendedGetMultipleBlockSecStatus(byte[], byte[], byte, byte[]) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693Command
-
Send extendedGetMultipleBlockSecStatus command to the tag
- extendedGetMultipleBlockSecStatus(byte[], byte[]) - Method in interface com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693CommandInterface
-
Send extendedGetMultipleBlockSecStatus command to the tag
- extendedGetMultipleBlockSecStatus(byte[], byte[], byte, byte[]) - Method in interface com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693CommandInterface
-
Send extendedGetMultipleBlockSecStatus command to the tag
- extendedGetMultipleBlockSecurityStatus(int, int) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.type5.ST25DVTag
-
- extendedGetMultipleBlockSecurityStatus(int, int, byte) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.type5.ST25DVTag
-
- extendedGetMultipleBlockSecurityStatus(int, int) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.type5.ST25TV64KTag
-
- extendedGetMultipleBlockSecurityStatus(int, int, byte) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.type5.ST25TV64KTag
-
- extendedGetSystemInfo() - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693Command
-
Send extendedGetSystemInfo command to the tag
- extendedGetSystemInfo(byte) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693Command
-
Send extendedGetSystemInfo command to the tag
- extendedGetSystemInfo(byte, byte, byte[]) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693Command
-
Send extendedGetSystemInfo command to the tag
- extendedGetSystemInfo() - Method in interface com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693CommandInterface
-
Send extendedGetSystemInfo command to the tag
- extendedGetSystemInfo(byte) - Method in interface com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693CommandInterface
-
Send extendedGetSystemInfo command to the tag
- extendedGetSystemInfo(byte, byte, byte[]) - Method in interface com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693CommandInterface
-
Send extendedGetSystemInfo command to the tag
- extendedGetSystemInfo() - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.type5.STType5Tag
-
- extendedGetSystemInfo(byte, byte) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.type5.STType5Tag
-
- extendedLockSingleBlock(byte[]) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693Command
-
Extended Lock Single Block command as defined in NFC Forum Type 5 specification.
- extendedLockSingleBlock(byte[], byte, byte[]) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693Command
-
Extended Lock Single Block command as defined in NFC Forum Type 5 specification.
- extendedLockSingleBlock(byte[]) - Method in interface com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693CommandInterface
-
Extended Lock Single Block command as defined in NFC Forum Type 5 specification.
- extendedLockSingleBlock(byte[], byte, byte[]) - Method in interface com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693CommandInterface
-
Extended Lock Single Block command as defined in NFC Forum Type 5 specification.
- extendedLockSingleBlock(byte[], byte, byte[]) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.command.Type5Command
-
Extended Lock Single Block command as defined in NFC Forum Type 5 specification.
- extendedLockSingleBlock(byte[], byte, byte[]) - Method in interface com.st.st25sdk.command.Type5CommandInterface
-
Extended Lock Single Block command as defined in NFC Forum Type 5 specification.
- extendedLockSingleBlock(byte[]) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.type5.Type5Tag
-
- extendedLockSingleBlock(byte[], byte) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.type5.Type5Tag
-
- extendedReadBinary(byte, byte, byte) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.command.Type4CustomCommand
-
- extendedReadBinary(byte, byte, byte) - Method in interface com.st.st25sdk.command.Type4CustomCommandInterface
-
This command is similar to readBinary but can read beyond the length of selected file.
- extendedReadBinary(byte, byte, byte) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.type4a.STType4Tag
-
- extendedReadData(int, int) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.command.Type4CustomCommand
-
Read the data in currently selected file (at specified fileOffset)
This is the same command as readData() but:
- readData() relies on readBinary command
- extendedReadData() relies on extendedReadBinary command
- extendedReadMultipleBlock(byte[], byte[]) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693Command
-
Extended Read Multiple Block command as defined in NFC Forum Type 5 specification.
- extendedReadMultipleBlock(byte[], byte[], byte, byte[]) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693Command
-
Extended Read Multiple Block command as defined in NFC Forum Type 5 specification.
- extendedReadMultipleBlock(byte[], byte[]) - Method in interface com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693CommandInterface
-
Extended Read Multiple Block command as defined in NFC Forum Type 5 specification.
- extendedReadMultipleBlock(byte[], byte[], byte, byte[]) - Method in interface com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693CommandInterface
-
Extended Read Multiple Block command as defined in NFC Forum Type 5 specification.
- extendedReadMultipleBlock(byte[], byte[], byte, byte[]) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.command.Type5Command
-
Extended Read Multiple Block command as defined in NFC Forum Type 5 specification.
- extendedReadMultipleBlock(byte[], byte[], byte, byte[]) - Method in interface com.st.st25sdk.command.Type5CommandInterface
-
Extended Read Multiple Block command as defined in NFC Forum Type 5 specification.
- extendedReadMultipleBlock(byte[], byte[]) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.type5.Type5Tag
-
Read some Blocks from tag's EEPROM memory
This Extended version is able to access to memory addresses bigger than 255 blocks
- extendedReadMultipleBlock(byte[], byte[], byte) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.type5.Type5Tag
-
Read some Blocks from tag's EEPROM memory
This Extended version is able to access to memory addresses bigger than 255 blocks
- extendedReadSingleBlock(byte[]) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693Command
-
Extended Read Single Block command as defined in NFC Forum Type 5 specification.
- extendedReadSingleBlock(byte[], byte, byte[]) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693Command
-
Extended Read Single Block command as defined in NFC Forum Type 5 specification.
- extendedReadSingleBlock(byte[]) - Method in interface com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693CommandInterface
-
Extended Read Single Block command as defined in NFC Forum Type 5 specification.
- extendedReadSingleBlock(byte[], byte, byte[]) - Method in interface com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693CommandInterface
-
Extended Read Single Block command as defined in NFC Forum Type 5 specification.
- extendedReadSingleBlock(byte[], byte, byte[]) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.command.Type5Command
-
Extended Read Single Block command as defined in NFC Forum Type 5 specification.
- extendedReadSingleBlock(byte[], byte, byte[]) - Method in interface com.st.st25sdk.command.Type5CommandInterface
-
Extended Read Single Block command as defined in NFC Forum Type 5 specification.
- extendedReadSingleBlock(byte[]) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.type5.Type5Tag
-
Read one Block from tag's EEPROM memory.
- extendedReadSingleBlock(byte[], byte) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.type5.Type5Tag
-
Read one Block from tag's EEPROM memory.
- extendedWriteMultipleBlock(byte[], byte[], byte[]) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693Command
-
Extended Write Multiple Block command as defined in NFC Forum Type 5 specification.
- extendedWriteMultipleBlock(byte[], byte[], byte[], byte, byte[]) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693Command
-
Extended Write Multiple Block command as defined in NFC Forum Type 5 specification.
- extendedWriteMultipleBlock(byte[], byte[], byte[]) - Method in interface com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693CommandInterface
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Extended Write Multiple Block command as defined in NFC Forum Type 5 specification.
- extendedWriteMultipleBlock(byte[], byte[], byte[], byte, byte[]) - Method in interface com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693CommandInterface
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Extended Write Multiple Block command as defined in NFC Forum Type 5 specification.
- extendedWriteMultipleBlock(int, byte[]) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.type5.ST25DVTag
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Writes the complete buffer in EEPROM at the specified block address (Up to 0xFFFF).
- extendedWriteMultipleBlock(int, int, byte[]) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.type5.ST25DVTag
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Writes the specified number of blocks + 1 of the buffer at the specified EEPROM block address.
- extendedWriteMultipleBlock(int, int, byte[], byte) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.type5.ST25DVTag
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Writes the specified number of blocks + 1 of the buffer at the specified EEPROM block address.
- extendedWriteMultipleBlock(int, byte[]) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.type5.ST25TV64KTag
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Writes the complete buffer in EEPROM at the specified block address (Up to 0xFFFF).
- extendedWriteMultipleBlock(int, int, byte[]) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.type5.ST25TV64KTag
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Writes the specified number of blocks + 1 of the buffer at the specified EEPROM block address.
- extendedWriteMultipleBlock(int, int, byte[], byte) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.type5.ST25TV64KTag
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Writes the specified number of blocks + 1 of the buffer at the specified EEPROM block address.
- extendedWriteSingleBlock(byte[], byte[]) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693Command
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Extended Write Single Block command as defined in NFC Forum Type 5 specification.
- extendedWriteSingleBlock(byte[], byte[], byte, byte[]) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693Command
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Extended Write Single Block command as defined in NFC Forum Type 5 specification.
- extendedWriteSingleBlock(byte[], byte[]) - Method in interface com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693CommandInterface
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Extended Write Single Block command as defined in NFC Forum Type 5 specification.
- extendedWriteSingleBlock(byte[], byte[], byte, byte[]) - Method in interface com.st.st25sdk.command.Iso15693CommandInterface
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Extended Write Single Block command as defined in NFC Forum Type 5 specification.
- extendedWriteSingleBlock(byte[], byte[], byte, byte[]) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.command.Type5Command
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Extended Write Single Block command as defined in NFC Forum Type 5 specification.
- extendedWriteSingleBlock(byte[], byte[], byte, byte[]) - Method in interface com.st.st25sdk.command.Type5CommandInterface
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Extended Write Single Block command as defined in NFC Forum Type 5 specification.
- extendedWriteSingleBlock(byte[], byte[]) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.type5.Type5Tag
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Write one Block to tag's EEPROM memory
This Extended version is able to access to memory addresses bigger than 255 blocks
- extendedWriteSingleBlock(byte[], byte[], byte) - Method in class com.st.st25sdk.type5.Type5Tag
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Write one Block to tag's EEPROM memory
This Extended version is able to access to memory addresses bigger than 255 blocks
- ExternalRecord - Class in com.st.st25sdk.ndef
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Implements NFC Forum External NDEF message
- ExternalRecord() - Constructor for class com.st.st25sdk.ndef.ExternalRecord
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ExternalRecord Constructors.
- ExternalRecord(ByteArrayInputStream) - Constructor for class com.st.st25sdk.ndef.ExternalRecord
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Chapter 1 Some general introspection
Three types of results from Google Vision API:
GV_label
broad sets of objects (with probabilities)GV_entity
uses Google Image Search to find topical entities (with probablities)GV_ocr
for Optical Character Recognition of text
GV_entity
and GV_label
receive a score
as a measure for how confident Google is about this.
One type of results from Clarifai Predict API:
CP_label
“concepts with corresponding probabilities of how likely it is these concepts are contained within the image”
1.1 Frequency of all labels
1.2 Frequency of unique labels
1.3 Distribution of scores
Range of scores:
- GV entity: 0, 1.84
- GV label: 0.5, 0.99
- CP name: 0.6023139, 0.9997798
1.4 Top ranking labels (on average)
Number of labels with mean score of .8 or higher:
| type | n |
|---|---|
| CP_label | 607 |
| GV_entity | 26 |
| GV_label | 62 |
1.5 Score distribution for those top ranking labels
NOTE: There can be labels that are only mentioned very rarely, but scored high in confidence. Ns added to the plots.
For Clarifai Preditions [CP] only top labels with mean score of .95 or higher (N = 31).
1.6 Most used labels (more than 50 times) and their mean scores
| type | value | N | mean_score |
|---|---|---|---|
| CP_label | no person | 670 | 0.9797910 |
| CP_label | rock | 442 | 0.9215385 |
| CP_label | stone | 439 | 0.9178132 |
| CP_label | dirty | 417 | 0.9257794 |
| CP_label | travel | 415 | 0.9055904 |
| CP_label | architecture | 357 | 0.9202801 |
| CP_label | outdoors | 343 | 0.8917493 |
| CP_label | wall | 304 | 0.9121711 |
| CP_label | building | 290 | 0.9130690 |
| CP_label | sand | 278 | 0.9182014 |
| CP_label | old | 276 | 0.8867391 |
| CP_label | one | 263 | 0.9039924 |
| CP_label | people | 261 | 0.9231801 |
| CP_label | industry | 251 | 0.8865339 |
| CP_label | soil | 249 | 0.8951406 |
| CP_label | ancient | 249 | 0.8971888 |
| CP_label | daylight | 240 | 0.8864167 |
| CP_label | desktop | 233 | 0.8881116 |
| CP_label | geology | 218 | 0.9077523 |
| CP_label | landscape | 218 | 0.8983028 |
| CP_label | cement | 213 | 0.9102817 |
| CP_label | concrete | 204 | 0.9042157 |
| CP_label | environment | 204 | 0.8819608 |
| CP_label | calamity | 202 | 0.9009901 |
| CP_label | indoors | 198 | 0.8920707 |
| CP_label | desert | 192 | 0.9014583 |
| CP_label | nature | 183 | 0.8873224 |
| CP_label | expression | 175 | 0.9064000 |
| CP_label | texture | 168 | 0.9040476 |
| CP_label | cave | 165 | 0.9269697 |
| CP_label | subway system | 160 | 0.9223125 |
| CP_label | mine | 158 | 0.8894937 |
| CP_label | empty | 154 | 0.8824675 |
| CP_label | rough | 151 | 0.8914570 |
| CP_label | retro | 145 | 0.8795862 |
| CP_label | water | 139 | 0.8866187 |
| CP_label | adult | 135 | 0.9471852 |
| CP_label | abandoned | 133 | 0.8850376 |
| CP_label | wear | 123 | 0.8799187 |
| CP_label | art | 121 | 0.8579339 |
| CP_label | mud | 116 | 0.8952586 |
| CP_label | man | 114 | 0.9398246 |
| CP_label | abstract | 113 | 0.8948673 |
| CP_label | exploration | 102 | 0.8816667 |
| CP_label | pattern | 92 | 0.9020652 |
| CP_label | construction | 87 | 0.9050575 |
| CP_label | two | 87 | 0.8889655 |
| CP_label | seashore | 86 | 0.8874419 |
| CP_label | woman | 78 | 0.9238462 |
| CP_label | road | 77 | 0.8774026 |
| CP_label | limestone | 75 | 0.9012000 |
| CP_label | paper | 75 | 0.8938667 |
| CP_label | religion | 74 | 0.8879730 |
| CP_label | sculpture | 71 | 0.8832394 |
| CP_label | wood | 70 | 0.8414286 |
| CP_label | food | 69 | 0.8801449 |
| CP_label | group | 69 | 0.9259420 |
| CP_label | tunnel | 69 | 0.9182609 |
| CP_label | recreation | 68 | 0.8886765 |
| CP_label | family | 67 | 0.8740299 |
| CP_label | dark | 65 | 0.8403077 |
| CP_label | child | 62 | 0.9304839 |
| CP_label | still life | 62 | 0.8585484 |
| CP_label | dust | 61 | 0.8803279 |
| CP_label | home | 59 | 0.8893220 |
| CP_label | hole | 57 | 0.8931579 |
| CP_label | business | 56 | 0.8680357 |
| CP_label | beach | 55 | 0.9005455 |
| CP_label | archaeology | 53 | 0.8833962 |
| CP_label | room | 53 | 0.8864151 |
| GV_entity | Soil | 360 | 0.5528611 |
| GV_entity | Archaeology | 327 | 0.7094190 |
| GV_entity | History | 284 | 0.4787324 |
| GV_entity | Ancient history | 281 | 0.4510320 |
| GV_entity | Archaeological site | 237 | 0.6183544 |
| GV_entity | Geology | 144 | 0.6234028 |
| GV_entity | Outcrop | 114 | 0.6414035 |
| GV_entity | Wadi | 86 | 0.2995349 |
| GV_entity | 55 | 0.4000000 | |
| GV_label | soil | 442 | 0.7854977 |
| GV_label | geology | 438 | 0.7047945 |
| GV_label | rock | 367 | 0.7064033 |
| GV_label | sand | 357 | 0.6711485 |
| GV_label | ancient history | 285 | 0.7209825 |
| GV_label | archaeology | 278 | 0.6617626 |
| GV_label | archaeological site | 241 | 0.7300830 |
| GV_label | formation | 177 | 0.6158757 |
| GV_label | history | 161 | 0.6526087 |
| GV_label | outcrop | 114 | 0.5998246 |
| GV_label | bedrock | 110 | 0.6481818 |
| GV_label | ruins | 104 | 0.7242308 |
| GV_label | landscape | 94 | 0.5571277 |
| GV_label | wall | 84 | 0.8289286 |
| GV_label | artifact | 63 | 0.7053968 |
| GV_label | concrete | 61 | 0.5429508 |
1.7 Highest scoring labels (GV over 0.8, CP over .95) and their frequency
| value | n |
|---|---|
| soil | 199 |
| archaeological site | 87 |
| ancient history | 86 |
| rock | 83 |
| wall | 59 |
| sand | 58 |
| geology | 43 |
| ruins | 39 |
| archaeology | 28 |
| artifact | 14 |
| structure | 11 |
| bedrock | 9 |
| history | 9 |
| sky | 9 |
| text | 9 |
| brown | 8 |
| architecture | 6 |
| fauna | 6 |
| historic site | 6 |
| stone carving | 6 |
| field | 5 |
| light | 5 |
| tree | 5 |
| atmosphere | 4 |
| badlands | 4 |
| black | 4 |
| ecosystem | 4 |
| vehicle | 4 |
| yellow | 4 |
| black and white | 3 |
| building | 3 |
| fashion accessory | 3 |
| font | 3 |
| girl | 3 |
| man | 3 |
| mineral | 3 |
| prairie | 3 |
| water | 3 |
| aerial photography | 2 |
| car | 2 |
| cliff dwelling | 2 |
| cloud | 2 |
| construction | 2 |
| darkness | 2 |
| fault | 2 |
| floor | 2 |
| grassland | 2 |
| male | 2 |
| outcrop | 2 |
| person | 2 |
| photograph | 2 |
| plain | 2 |
| plant | 2 |
| road | 2 |
| room | 2 |
| social group | 2 |
| vacation | 2 |
| beach | 1 |
| beam | 1 |
| beauty | 1 |
| bird’s eye view | 1 |
| bottle | 1 |
| cave | 1 |
| climbing | 1 |
| community | 1 |
| construction worker | 1 |
| cumulus | 1 |
| daylighting | 1 |
| daytime | 1 |
| exhibition | 1 |
| eyewear | 1 |
| facial expression | 1 |
| finger | 1 |
| floor plan | 1 |
| flooring | 1 |
| food | 1 |
| foundation | 1 |
| freezing | 1 |
| fun | 1 |
| geological phenomenon | 1 |
| glasses | 1 |
| grass | 1 |
| grass family | 1 |
| hand | 1 |
| headgear | 1 |
| highland | 1 |
| horizon | 1 |
| human hair color | 1 |
| infrastructure | 1 |
| local food | 1 |
| mammal | 1 |
| market | 1 |
| mast | 1 |
| meteorological phenomenon | 1 |
| mode of transport | 1 |
| morning | 1 |
| mortuary temple | 1 |
| night | 1 |
| orange | 1 |
| path | 1 |
| people | 1 |
| phragmites | 1 |
| pink | 1 |
| plaid | 1 |
| plan | 1 |
| plaster | 1 |
| produce | 1 |
| property | 1 |
| rainbow | 1 |
| reflection | 1 |
| relief | 1 |
| sail | 1 |
| sailing ship | 1 |
| senior citizen | 1 |
| sitting | 1 |
| smile | 1 |
| snapshot | 1 |
| snow | 1 |
| sport climbing | 1 |
| standing | 1 |
| tall ship | 1 |
| tartan | 1 |
| transport | 1 |
| vision care | 1 |
| wadi | 1 |
| wilderness | 1 |
| wood | 1 |
| youth | 1 |
| value | n |
|---|---|
| Archaeology | 155 |
| Çatalhöyük | 11 |
| Laborer | 4 |
| Car | 3 |
| Neolithic | 3 |
| Geology | 2 |
| Outcrop | 2 |
| Art | 1 |
| Art exhibition | 1 |
| Art museum | 1 |
| Boulder | 1 |
| Brigantine | 1 |
| Brooch | 1 |
| Earring | 1 |
| Escuela de Aviación Militar Airport | 1 |
| Facial hair | 1 |
| Floor | 1 |
| Floor plan | 1 |
| Free University of Berlin | 1 |
| Glass bottle | 1 |
| Gobustan National Park | 1 |
| Konya Archaeological Museum | 1 |
| Museum of Anatolian Civilizations | 1 |
| Paper | 1 |
| Plucked string instrument | 1 |
| Poster | 1 |
| Rear-view mirror | 1 |
| Sail | 1 |
| Sport climbing | 1 |
| Street | 1 |
| Sweet Grass | 1 |
| University of Kiel | 1 |
| Vegetable | 1 |
| value | n |
|---|---|
| no person | 603 |
| dirty | 155 |
| rock | 138 |
| people | 126 |
| stone | 123 |
| architecture | 118 |
| adult | 82 |
| travel | 81 |
| sand | 76 |
| building | 73 |
| wall | 73 |
| one | 73 |
| cave | 66 |
| man | 61 |
| subway system | 60 |
| geology | 45 |
| cement | 44 |
| texture | 42 |
| desktop | 38 |
| landscape | 32 |
| desert | 32 |
| concrete | 31 |
| ancient | 29 |
| expression | 28 |
| group | 28 |
| indoors | 28 |
| woman | 28 |
| soil | 27 |
| calamity | 27 |
| old | 27 |
| industry | 25 |
| outdoors | 25 |
| child | 24 |
| nature | 23 |
| food | 20 |
| rough | 17 |
| two | 17 |
| tunnel | 16 |
| sculpture | 15 |
| abstract | 15 |
| pattern | 14 |
| paper | 13 |
| daylight | 13 |
| beach | 12 |
| wear | 12 |
| mud | 11 |
| water | 11 |
| mine | 10 |
| sky | 9 |
| empty | 9 |
| hole | 9 |
| construction | 8 |
| limestone | 8 |
| recreation | 8 |
| road | 8 |
| room | 8 |
| Earth surface | 8 |
| retro | 8 |
| environment | 7 |
| seashore | 7 |
| furniture | 6 |
| abandoned | 6 |
| art | 5 |
| home | 5 |
| light | 5 |
| portrait | 5 |
| vehicle | 5 |
| exploration | 5 |
| religion | 5 |
| family | 4 |
| house | 4 |
| mammal | 4 |
| storm | 4 |
| winter | 4 |
| business | 4 |
| fabric | 4 |
| agriculture | 3 |
| archaeology | 3 |
| astronomy | 3 |
| design | 3 |
| farm | 3 |
| field | 3 |
| interior design | 3 |
| moon | 3 |
| snow | 3 |
| tree | 3 |
| window | 3 |
| wood | 3 |
| background | 3 |
| ball-shaped | 3 |
| fish | 3 |
| glass items | 3 |
| ground | 3 |
| inside | 3 |
| lid | 3 |
| modern | 3 |
| seat | 3 |
| site | 3 |
| skill | 3 |
| still life | 3 |
| sunset | 3 |
| togetherness | 3 |
| transportation system | 3 |
| brick | 2 |
| ceiling | 2 |
| facial expression | 2 |
| fun | 2 |
| hand | 2 |
| museum | 2 |
| danger | 2 |
| dark | 2 |
| dawn | 2 |
| dry | 2 |
| education | 2 |
| grow | 2 |
| many | 2 |
| marble | 2 |
| solid | 2 |
| trading floor | 2 |
| wallpaper | 2 |
| weather | 2 |
| apartment | 1 |
| bone | 1 |
| car | 1 |
| construction worker | 1 |
| exhibition | 1 |
| flora | 1 |
| garden | 1 |
| girl | 1 |
| grass | 1 |
| ice | 1 |
| illustration | 1 |
| leaf | 1 |
| leisure | 1 |
| market | 1 |
| painting | 1 |
| pasture | 1 |
| rainbow | 1 |
| roof | 1 |
| rope | 1 |
| sail | 1 |
| sailboat | 1 |
| ship | 1 |
| steel | 1 |
| table | 1 |
| technology | 1 |
| text | 1 |
| watercraft | 1 |
| action | 1 |
| aircraft | 1 |
| airplane | 1 |
| airport | 1 |
| backlit | 1 |
| balance | 1 |
| barrel | 1 |
| bathroom | 1 |
| bathtub | 1 |
| battle | 1 |
| bird | 1 |
| broken | 1 |
| cane | 1 |
| cardboard | 1 |
| carpentry | 1 |
| city | 1 |
| cold | 1 |
| color | 1 |
| competition | 1 |
| computer | 1 |
| container | 1 |
| contemporary | 1 |
| currency | 1 |
| demolition | 1 |
| desk | 1 |
| dig | 1 |
| document | 1 |
| driver | 1 |
| earthquake | 1 |
| finance | 1 |
| flood | 1 |
| frame | 1 |
| futuristic | 1 |
| geometric | 1 |
| graphic | 1 |
| group together | 1 |
| growth | 1 |
| happiness | 1 |
| hurricane | 1 |
| initiation | 1 |
| insubstantial | 1 |
| invertebrate | 1 |
| level plane | 1 |
| lifestyle | 1 |
| money | 1 |
| offense | 1 |
| office | 1 |
| parchment | 1 |
| pavement | 1 |
| perspective | 1 |
| pollution | 1 |
| prehistoric | 1 |
| reed | 1 |
| rural | 1 |
| scale | 1 |
| school | 1 |
| seafood | 1 |
| several | 1 |
| signalise | 1 |
| skull | 1 |
| stucco | 1 |
| summer | 1 |
| three | 1 |
| vector | 1 |
| vehicle window | 1 |
| veil | 1 |
| volcano | 1 |
| war | 1 |
| waste | 1 |
| wealth | 1 |
| wheat | 1 |
| worn | 1 |
| yacht | 1 |
1.8 Labels occuring in both sets: GV and CP
| value | CP_label | GV_label |
|---|---|---|
| adventure | 3 | 8 |
| agriculture | 9 | 4 |
| apartment | 3 | 1 |
| arch | 2 | 3 |
| archaeology | 53 | 278 |
| architecture | 357 | 7 |
| art | 121 | 4 |
| asphalt | 3 | 3 |
| astronomy | 8 | 1 |
| atmosphere | 1 | 6 |
| beach | 55 | 2 |
| boat | 1 | 1 |
| bone | 2 | 1 |
| bottle | 1 | 1 |
| boulder | 2 | 11 |
| brick | 19 | 1 |
| building | 290 | 5 |
| cap | 2 | 1 |
| car | 2 | 3 |
| cave | 165 | 11 |
| ceiling | 4 | 4 |
| cement | 213 | 4 |
| ceremony | 1 | 1 |
| child | 62 | 2 |
| clay | 30 | 1 |
| cloud | 1 | 6 |
| collection | 2 | 1 |
| communication | 1 | 2 |
| concrete | 204 | 61 |
| construction | 87 | 13 |
| construction worker | 7 | 10 |
| crop | 2 | 5 |
| crystal | 1 | 9 |
| cuisine | 1 | 1 |
| design | 18 | 8 |
| drink | 1 | 1 |
| dusk | 1 | 1 |
| dust | 61 | 3 |
| energy | 4 | 2 |
| evening | 2 | 1 |
| exhibition | 2 | 1 |
| facial expression | 9 | 1 |
| family | 67 | 1 |
| farm | 5 | 3 |
| field | 5 | 9 |
| finger | 1 | 4 |
| floor | 7 | 42 |
| flower | 1 | 2 |
| food | 69 | 3 |
| foot | 1 | 1 |
| fun | 8 | 29 |
| furniture | 25 | 5 |
| garden | 2 | 1 |
| geology | 218 | 438 |
| girl | 18 | 24 |
| granite | 9 | 1 |
| graphic design | 1 | 1 |
| grass | 6 | 19 |
| grassland | 2 | 5 |
| gun | 1 | 1 |
| hand | 6 | 6 |
| herb | 1 | 1 |
| hill | 1 | 4 |
| home | 59 | 2 |
| house | 45 | 6 |
| human | 1 | 3 |
| hut | 1 | 1 |
| ice | 8 | 2 |
| illustration | 12 | 1 |
| interior design | 7 | 1 |
| label | 2 | 1 |
| landscape | 218 | 94 |
| leisure | 19 | 3 |
| light | 42 | 5 |
| limestone | 75 | 7 |
| line | 1 | 13 |
| lunch | 1 | 1 |
| mammal | 24 | 1 |
| man | 114 | 3 |
| market | 2 | 1 |
| mast | 1 | 1 |
| meat | 1 | 1 |
| monochrome | 1 | 3 |
| mountain | 3 | 3 |
| mud | 116 | 7 |
| museum | 27 | 2 |
| music | 2 | 1 |
| number | 4 | 2 |
| painting | 30 | 1 |
| paper | 75 | 4 |
| pasture | 3 | 3 |
| pattern | 92 | 7 |
| people | 261 | 1 |
| person | 3 | 2 |
| picture frame | 3 | 1 |
| planet | 2 | 1 |
| plaster | 7 | 4 |
| plastic | 2 | 1 |
| portrait | 23 | 1 |
| prairie | 2 | 6 |
| rainbow | 1 | 1 |
| recreation | 68 | 41 |
| reflection | 6 | 1 |
| road | 77 | 5 |
| rock | 442 | 367 |
| roof | 6 | 9 |
| room | 53 | 2 |
| rope | 2 | 1 |
| rust | 1 | 1 |
| sail | 1 | 1 |
| sailboat | 1 | 1 |
| sand | 278 | 357 |
| sculpture | 71 | 15 |
| sea | 22 | 1 |
| shadow | 11 | 4 |
| ship | 1 | 1 |
| sign | 9 | 4 |
| sky | 35 | 28 |
| sleep | 1 | 1 |
| snow | 13 | 2 |
| soil | 249 | 442 |
| space | 9 | 5 |
| sphere | 1 | 1 |
| sports equipment | 2 | 1 |
| square | 5 | 2 |
| stall | 1 | 1 |
| steel | 15 | 1 |
| storm | 10 | 1 |
| street | 11 | 1 |
| table | 6 | 4 |
| technology | 16 | 1 |
| temple | 3 | 11 |
| text | 20 | 9 |
| tile | 1 | 1 |
| tool | 4 | 1 |
| tourism | 50 | 17 |
| travel | 415 | 5 |
| tree | 8 | 25 |
| vacation | 10 | 23 |
| vegetable | 1 | 1 |
| vehicle | 47 | 16 |
| wall | 304 | 84 |
| water | 139 | 7 |
| watercraft | 2 | 1 |
| weapon | 13 | 1 |
| wind | 1 | 1 |
| window | 8 | 13 |
| winter | 22 | 2 |
| wire | 1 | 2 |
| wood | 70 | 30 |
| writing | 12 | 1 |
1.9 Predictor “agreement”: images
Predicors agree on at least one label in 605 out of the total of 766 images.
Broken down by number of agreed labels below.
1.10 Predictor “agreement”: scores
Labels used by CP and GV to describe the same image. Distribution of scores shown for labels that were used on more than 10 images.
#> Using `n` as weighting variable